In pictures: Street art festival brings vibrancy to Belfast city centre

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In pictures: Street art festival brings vibrancy to Belfast city centre
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Hit the North started in 2013 as part of rejuvenation efforts in the North Street area of Belfast

More than 60 street artists brought colour and vibrancy to Belfast city centre as part of the Hit the North street art festival.

Run by Seedhead Arts and supported by Hennessy, the festival created a carnival vibe with music from Beat ’n’ Drum Samba band, DJ David Holmes and an array of local street food vendors.Even before this year’s festival added over 60 new artworks, Belfast was named one of the UK’s best street art hotspots. Research published byanalysed 132 cities from around the globe, with Belfast ranking 19th globally, leaving the organisers wondering if after the weekend it might be even higher.

Hit the North was initially established in 2013 as part of rejuvenation efforts in the North Street area of Belfast. The festival’s influence and impact has grown significantly since then and it is credited for nurturing and developing Northern Ireland’s street art industry locally. The problem is affecting the e-gates system at a number of key transport sites, including Heathrow, Stansted, Gatwick, Edinburgh and ManchesterHit the North Belfast street art festival brings vibrancy to city centre - in picturesThe Late Late Show

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